The word oasis is often used to describe a place where you can forget the burdens of everyday life, relax rest and renew yourself.
Egypt's oases are just refuges from the modern world, in the dramatic setting of the desert surrounded by sand and sky, the oases have a sense of timelessness, which is very rare in the 21st century. Man and nature have co-existed here since the Stone Age.
Oasis was originally an Egyptian word (from the Coptic "Waha") and Egypt's oasis are still the most varied in the world, each with a special character of its own. Wherever you stay, enjoy the tranquility of the Bedouin lifestyle.
For more adventure travel and exciting camping explore the majesty of the desert by camel or jeep safari, spend a night under the stars. Let the night skies and the silent spaces create your own personal oasis- an inner peace to take back with you when you leave.
We honored to offer you adventure travel, camping & safari in the Western desert where there are 5 main oasis, with enjoyable oasis such as Bahariya, Farafra, Dakhla, Kharga and Siwa.
The Western Desert is a very special place with its quietness.

Day 1
Leaving Cairo in the morning, arriving at the Golden Valley Hotel in the Bahariya Oasis, to have lunch. After lunch we take a tour of the oasis to see the surroundings and end the day at English mountain for a view of the oasis as the sun sets behind the mountains. After dinner we enjoy some Bedouin music and tea in the camp around the fire.

Day 2
After breakfast we visit the museum and monuments of the oasis taking us back to Greco-Roman and Pharaonic times. We then pack the cars and start our journey by going to the Black Desert, the Bedouin Village El Haez, Crystal Mountain and El Agabat. Then on to the New and Old White Desert, were we make a camp and have dinner before falling asleep under the stars.

Day 3
We leave the New White Desert in the morning to go to the Abo Minqar sand dunes were we have lunch. We then continue to Dakhla Oasis for a local trip, and a overnight stay in a hotel in Dakhla.

Day 4
From Dakhla we leave the road and go in to the desert for the first of 10-12 days off-road, arriving at Abo Balace in the evening to set up camp and sleep. (≈200 km)

Day 5
We continue from Abo Balace  to Thaman Akrace (Eight Bells) were we set up camp and sleep. (≈110 km)

Day 6
We move from Thaman Akrace to Karkur Talh at the Unweinat Mountain to spend the rest of the day there to explore the cave drawings. (≈150km)

Day 7
We arrive in Wadi Sura (Valley of Pictures) where we will visit the Fuggini Mestekawi Cave as well as the Cave of the Swimmers and spend the night in a camp. (≈180 km)

Day 8
From Wadi Sura up the Aqaba Pass to find our spot for the night. A short drive giving time to explore the caves and the surroundings.(≈60 km)

Day 9
Moving from Aqaba to Wadi Hamara (The Red Valley) for more rock carvings and hopefully find some green plants and trees, and maybe even some animals. (70 km).

Day 10
To the "Seleka" area in the beginning of the great sand sea to look for Seleka glass formed about 30 million years ago in a meteor hit. In this area you can also find such things as arrow heads, knifes sand other tools made of flint. The camp is set by the foot of a sand dune.

Day 11 - 13
Into the great sand sea and cross it all the way up to the Siwa Oasis.We navigate by GPS and the stars. On the way we will see magnificent sand dunes, petrified trees, 80 million years old coral reefs and more. It will take us 2 - 3 days to reach Siwa and Bir Wahed (Spring number One) south of Siwa, for a swim in the warm water. Very refreshing after many days in the desert.
From Siwa we need 1-2 days to return to Cairovia the Mediterranean coast, or return to Bahariya through the desert road and continue to Cairo from there.